OUR SERVICES
Autism Services We Provide
Respite Support Services
Providing daily care for a child or young adult on the autism spectrum requires time, energy, and constant attention. Everyone needs a break now and then, and that is where Amazing Integrated Care Services comes in.
Our respite support is designed to step in when families need temporary assistance, without disrupting routines or quality of care. We focus on creating a positive experience for individuals while giving caregivers the opportunity to rest, reset, or attend to other responsibilities.
What Families Can Expect:
A calm and well-supervised space designed with autism awareness in mind
Experienced staff who are patient, attentive, and professionally trained
Structured and recreational activities that encourage communication and self-confidence
Care schedules that adapt to your family’s specific needs
Our approach ensures individuals feel supported and understood while families feel confident their loved one is in capable hands.
Areas We Serve
Amazing Integrated Care Services provides respite and support services to families throughout Maryland, including:
Anne Arundel, Baltimore City, Baltimore County, Carroll, Cecil, Charles, Dorchester, Frederick, Harford, Howard, Kent, Montgomery, Prince George’s, Queen Anne’s, Somerset, St. Mary’s, Talbot, Washington, Wicomico, and Worcester counties.
Maryland Autism Waiver
Home and Community-Based Medicaid Services for Children with Autism
Program Purpose
The Maryland Autism Waiver is a state-funded program that helps children and young adults with Autism Spectrum Disorder remain in their homes and communities. The program offers individualized supports that reduce the need for residential or institutional care by focusing on long-term, community-based solutions.
Who Can Apply
Families interested in Autism Waiver services must first place their child on the Autism Waiver Registry by calling 866-417-3480. Enrollment opportunities are offered when program openings become available.
To qualify at the time of application, individuals must:
Have a documented diagnosis of Autism Spectrum Disorder
Be between the ages of 1 and 21 (through the end of the school term)
Live in the state of Maryland
Be enrolled in an IEP or IFSP that includes a minimum of 15 hours weekly of special education or related services
Meet institutional level-of-care requirements under ICF-IID guidelines
Be able to remain safely at home with appropriate waiver supports
Meet Medicaid financial criteria, including income limits up to 300% of SSI and asset limits of $2,000 or $2,500 based on eligibility category